On Friday July 11, Humberside Police and local Community Speed Watch teams will hold an ‘All Out Day’, a high-visibility campaign to tackle speeding and promote safer driving.
On ‘All Out Day’ you’ll see Community Speed Watch teams working shoulder-to-shoulder with Officers from the Roads Policing and Neighbourhood Policing teams alongside representatives from Safer Roads Humber.
Dan Goodman, Humberside Police’s Community Speed Watch lead said “Community Speed Watch gives local people a real voice in road safety. By officially recording speeding vehicles, volunteers help officers identify and subsequently target hotspot areas that attract the most dangerous driving. It’s not just about catching people, it’s about changing behaviour and preventing harm.”
“In rural areas, residents often feel there is not much they can do about persistent speeding in their neighbourhoods, Community Speed Watch empowers them to take meaningful action and partner with police to identify problem areas and help drive change.
You can join a local Community Speed Watch group or create a new group in your area
